16 Personalities Interacting While Pregnant 

I was expecting that. Yeah.

Same though. I thought she would portray them individually, as she did with the ‘haha no’ video, for instance.

Pregnant "people"? I'm going to go out on a limb here and contend it's still the case that only women can get pregnant.

@@waftsofpetrichor Yes, something like that or like that Taylor Swift video

Louder please ​@@petersmall1574

The subtle hairstyle changes are one of the less appreciated aspects of this channel*. *Don't worry Kristin, the effort to film these while pregnant is definitely a well appreciated aspect of the channel.

YOUR COMMENTS ON DEAR KRISTIN VIDEOS ARE EVERYWHERE

@@timothyhopper4956 Can't talk for other viewers, but I do appreciate more than that. All the details counts : voice tone, facial expressions, dressing, hairstyle. DK's just excellent at playing them all. Long live to her. Moreover, seeing she"s enjoying herself at acting makes her content even more agrable.

That is so painfully accurate. I have a niece I am convinced is INFP. She insists she is INTP, but I think it is because when she takes the assessments, she chooses what she wants, rather than recognizing how she is. I am ENFP and have had so many similar conversations with her. She is totally gullible and believes anything that is said for at least several minutes and will low key freak out until someone tells her the actual truth. This makes it very fun to good naturedly rib her every now and then. My INTJ husband loves messing with her head in the first place. He is the fun uncle and the kiddos all love how random his sense of humor is... and his mind games. They laugh after a minute and then find ways to get him back. This part of the video had me saying, "Ha! I KNOW she is INFP!!" She has way too many awkward moments like this coupled with super random dark, yet funny thoughts to not be INFP. 😂

Is the INFP’s fetus’ name Alia Atreides?

@@jameswilkerson4412 LISAN AL GAIB

@@m_n_a_b she sounds adorable 🥰 INFPs aren't really so much gullible as we have very broad imaginations and think many things are possible. We're not foolish; we're fanciful

@@jackies1729 as an ENFP with identical cognitive functions only slightly rearranged, I recognize that. I have my own share of similar moments. I also would never think she is foolish. She IS adorable. And crazy intelligent and talented. It's the Ne thing, which is my dominant function. However, at only 14 years old, she is definitely fun in that area because she hasn't had as much life experience yet. I adore her. And not on a patronizing kind of way. She truly is one of the most wonderful human beings I know. We have deep talks about her questions with life. We share laments over our respective novels and characters that just do whatever the heck they want and don't cooperate with our original plan for them. Lol. She is about to publish her first novel and is so incredibly talented at art, she baffles me. She's amazing. And, still fun for an Auntie to give some good natured ribbing. 😍

But being pregnant for less time is even more efficient!

God, that really is big Te energy. 🫡

I am an INTJ and this had always been my thought too😂😂😂 give birth once to 2 kids and never do it again. Very efficient way to have kids. IVF gives the best guarantee of course so I’ve thought of saving time that way😅

@@annetteellis2788😂😂😂but that’s dangerous for the babies. It’s heartbreaking if they don’t survive but also all that time already spent goes down the drain

Not to mention if you have twins via c-section, you get two kids for the price of one, don’t have to deal with birth pain, and only get cut open once!

YOU DO!

Thanks! 😁

Yep, the thinkers knew what they were doing, by deliberately trolling.

The ISTJ did. She listed things a doctor is supposed to check for the health of the mother and baby. To an ISTJ, that's persuasive.

Any more? I suppose the Uber driver deserves praise...

This is why I changed the names 😆

😂 My intrusive thoughts were around some sort of cult, with a zombie apocalypse setting, courtesy of this months TMM question! 😟

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ENTP def with the best paper in this skit :D

Glad you enjoyed it!

What was the reference with the names about? I really didn't get that.

@@timothyhopper4956 The joke is that popular romance writer, Colleen Hoover, is infamous for her "unconventional" character names. They include Atlas, Ryle, Ridge, Corbin, Diem, Lake, Tate, to name but a few.

@@trinaq if Diem gets Carpe'd I would literally throw the book across the room.

@@timothyhopper4956if i ever have twins, i'll know what i'll be naming them

Especially when an ENTJ calls out an ENFP on it 😂

This ESFP thanks you

BGE, I’m guessing

Amazing! 👌 Cheers!

Lol it’s me. My mom always yells at me whenever she realizes I’ve gone through the whole first trimester and still hadn’t gone to the dr! She’s an ISFJ and she’ll be on top of me daily driving me crazy until I make that appt

Nah as an enfp i don't follow that logic at all 😂 . I don't know any other enfps that would skip the doctor while pregnant either she had to be trolling

Agree 100%! ENFJ btw

watching dearkristin videos together :o you just made me want to have a family...

Hahaha thanks so much 😁

this comment is underrated and i cannot express how much i agree with this in every way possible, u got that one spot on.

So because your "likes" are rare and far between, they should be considered valuable? Ha! Fortunately there is plenty of appreciation from other fans to make up for your social stinginess. (INTJs have such a bloated sense of importance sometimes!)

@@daftladybird social stinginess? You're the one being socially stingy. You owe me a laugh at my joke. Pay up man. Or admit that hammering the thumbs up button on every video makes your likes less valuable.

@@darkpixel2k I owe you nothing, Bruce. 😆

Aw, thanks! Glad you enjoyed 😁😁

It sure is! 😁

Wow thanks!

yea the enfp is being really stupid in this one

If I ever get pregnant I'm birthing in that natural position

a third of pregnancies/births ended in a death, half of children died before age 10. :\

I'm pretty sure exposing your unborn child to existentialism would be considered messing with it, no matter your religion. 😅

How so?

@@waftsofpetrichor nietzsche is the one that said "God is dead"

@@DreamerJoy Which, to be fair, he wasn't really saying as a positive.

@@DreamerJoy That quote is always taken completely out of context and terribly misunderstood.

Yeah, I'm surprised she didn't go for Kierkegaard. :D

⁠Soren was most likely an INFP; Freddy clearly an INTJ

Count me in. Also intj

Thank you!!

I’m sorry you had that experience. I find it interesting to hear this perspective because I often talk about how having five kids with my ENTP husband has actually led to him evolving in the best way! The responsibility matured him in so many ways and gave him a much stronger sense of purpose and focus, which would definitely be lacking if he wasn’t a father. It’s so important to him to educate our kids with his unique perspectives and philosophies on life and I love to see him channeling that energy! On the other hand, we happen to be part of a religious community, as well, which is probably also a significant factor in helping him stay grounded at the end of the day.

I’m wonder if tour child’s personality is more from nature or nurture; I’ve seen off-the-wall combos in the Reddit sub for families

@@jameswilkerson4412 - Hard to say. I'm not overly impressed by the INTJ package though, and tried to raise her in as open a way as possible, and alert to anything as simple as mimicry. She's definitely her own person, but did come out like a female version of me, right down to her choice of the same career, which no one would have seen coming while she was growing up.

@@justme4579 - please note that I described 'that experience' as 'quite liberating', and a 'wonderful time'. My own faith was quite helpful throughout, and it was great fun for our nightly storytime to include child appropriate parts of The Book of Job, the Prophets, Pentateuch, Psalms, Gospels and Epistles. Her particular favorite was a beautifully illustrated story about the life of Francis of Assisi, although she preferred secular storybooks generally. We stopped attending Church when I saw the prevailing hypocrisy, legalism, and phony behaviors affecting her own. I asked if she still found it worthwhile and meaningful and she said no. We spent the summer (her 10th) attending old monster movie double features at a restored theater with her invited friends instead. Your results may differ.

@@jameswilkerson4412 I think nurture could have a significant influence on a person’s perspective or the way they evaluate and judge certain things, etc. but I don’t think it would actually influence one’s underlying personality. For example, my husband (ENTP) has definitely gotten the core of his value system and perspective on life and the world, his way of viewing events and experiences, straight from his father who is INFP. They are vastly different personalities but when my husband speaks, at least half the time it could just as well be his father’s voice saying the exact same thing. Like we could discuss something privately between us, and then he’ll bring it up with his father and his father would respond exactly the way he did originally word for word lol so yea I think nurture could have a huge impact on a person but not necessarily in molding the actual personality type.

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Abso-flingin-flangin-lutely! 😄 The ESFP in her feels, requiring the sad piano piece normally reserved for the INFP was soooo sad! 😥

@@edwright4892 right? Just broke my heart! Pregnant ladies get all the chokkie milk (or what they want) and snacks they need ☺️

Hehe thanks! 😁

...or some cult.

Here's evidence, INTPs can be very low-IQ, too!

I was thinking about this. INTPs have Si as their third function and while that is often associated with routine and memory, it works also for internal physical sensations, like comfort, pain, hunger etc, so I'd think a pregnant INTP is indeed very acutely aware that she is pregnant. But finding it also a socially acceptable justification to massively procrastinate and just say "no" to all possible obligations. (as male of course I have no experience of pregnancy but extrapolating from physical discomfort, times of being ill etc...sweet sweet Fe suppression is the golden lining).

@Gregoire-pi1dx yeah, I'm very sensitive to pain and general discomfort, so I thought this one was a bit off. I always think that the two middle functions can be quite strong. Pretty much equal, if you pay them some attention. 🙂

@@huntedsnark7507 True, the third function probably develops a bit later, but in adults it should already be quite strong...but not necessarily so well in control, so disturbances are upsetting. Si doms can handle this better.

@Gregoire-pi1dx do you ever wish you could try out a different dominant function for a while? Just to see what it's like. Dominant Ti just seems like effortless overthinking. What would effortless Si or Fe be like?

Oh, that would be strange. Probably for everyone else as well if I'd suddenly be all Fe and enjoying it...

Everything is a thing on TikTok, unfortunately

​@@dearkristin Unfortunately indeed.

@@dearkristin 😭

Haha! It's a bit like that!

Most think he was an ENTJ, but I just read a good case that he was an ENTP

Congratulations! 🎊 👏

Which of Camus' books did you read to him first?

@@aml7481 I didn't, it was a joke. :) But if I had to, probably The Myth of Sisyphus. One must imagine Sisyphus happy... ;)